One API that rules them all
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Claims a single MongoDB one API that can rule them all replaces webs of purpose‑built engines by using a flexible document model expressed as a JSON object. Cites that ~90% of data is new and ~80% is multi‑structured, argues schema migrations, caches (Redis), graph and time‑series silos create complexity, and shows that a unified API can support search, graph, time‑series and mobile‑first low‑latency needs while avoiding ORMs and duplicated data.
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